Profile: The Jedi Alliance - Utopian

Personal background
Originally from Ohio, a transplanted SoCal Gal, now. Semper Fi is one of my paradigms.

Approaching the big 4-0, working in the information technology sector of manufacturing.

Avid rosarian, vegetarian animal rights activist, and major sci-fi fan.

Will probably be running SETI@Home from a big, remote ranch one day, operating and facilitating an animal rights network, lobbying for and connecting all splinter groups into a unified front.

Am always looking forward.
Thoughts about SETI and SETI@home
Yes, I do think there are ET's, and I believe that they have discovered us. When one has read Harlan Ellison, David Brin, Alan Dean Foster, Orson Scott Card and others, it becomes impossible not to believe in them.

I think a beacon would be fine, but I am not sure how any data would be translated. I suppose we should try to interact via as many senses as possible - we do not know what form the ET's will take / have taken, so we need to use as many methods of communication as we have at our disposal. Perhaps a capsule sent into orbit, containing items that would impact all know senses would be best (sight, taste, smell, touch, etc...).

I run SETI@home because a friend of mine told me about the program, and it makes total sense to me. Not only are we allowing computations to occur on otherwise-fallow cycles, we are also doing it for a cause that I believe in.

I do think that our focus is too sharp, in that we are looking at far too small an area, and need to expand our scope.
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